Wellesley votes today (Tuesday, Sept. 3) in State Primary election

September 3, 2024

The Massachusetts Primary Election will take place today, Tuesday, September 3, 2024.

How to vote in-person, at the polls

  • Polls will be open 7am-8pm on Tuesday September 3, 2024
  • Some of the polling locations have CHANGED.  See Map.
    • Precincts A & C: Upham Elementary School, 35 Wynnewood Road *** NEW LOCATION
    • Precinct B: Sprague Elementary School, 401 School Street
    • Precincts D & E: Warren Building, 90 Washington Street
    • Precincts F & G: Shipley Center, Dana Hall School, 142 Grove Street
    • Precinct H: Tolles Parsons Center, Council on Aging, 500 Washington Street

VoteVote by Mail ballots

State Primary ballots were mailed to all voters who requested to Vote by Mail.

Completed Vote by Mail ballots are due no later than 8pm on Primary Day, Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. At this point, do not try to send your Vote by Mail ballot via the United States Postal Service, as it will not be delivered by the Tuesday, Sept. 23, 8pm deadline.You may drop off your Vote by Mail ballot in person at the Town Clerk’s Office, temporarily located at 888 Worcester Street, Suite 140, or deliver it to the payment drop box at the Wellesley Police Department (485 Washington Street).

What’s on your ballot, where to vote

To see what is on your ballot and where to vote, go to this accessible link.

The ballots for Wellesley Precincts A-D, G and H – 5th Congressional District and Precincts E and F – 4th Congressional District vary, however, the precincts have the same three contested races for the Democratic Party and the same one contested race for the Republican Party. There are no candidates listed on the Libertarian Party ballot, and therefore no contested races for that party.

Democratic Party Ballot
Three contested races for all precincts:

Councillor—vote for one

  • Marilyn M. Petitto Devaney
  • Mara Dolan

Clerk of Courts—vote for one

  • Robert L. Jubinville
  • Walter F. Timilty

Register of Deeds

  • William Patrick O’Donnell
  • Noel DiBona

Republican Party Ballot
One contested race for all precincts

Senator in Congress

  • Robert J. Antonellis
  • Ian Cain
  • John Deaton

Libertarian Party Ballot
No contested races

More election information here.